See How Many Hours You Play on Steam Per Day
Steam can tell you how many hours you have on a game, but not which days you played them — it keeps a lifetime total and a two-week figure, nothing in between. steamplayti.me records your playtime every day, so you get hours per day, per month and per game.
- A daily chart of your hours, which you can stack by game.
- Your average hours per day for any range — a week, a month, or the whole year.
- A play calendar, your longest streak, and playtime by month.
Your Playtime, Day by Day
Every day steamplayti.me compares your hours on record with the day before. The difference is what you played that day, per game — so the daily numbers come from Steam's own counters, not from estimates.
Daily Chart
Hours per day over the range you pick, with each game's share visible, plus a trend line for the total.
Average Per Day
Choose last week, last 30 days, last 365 days or anything in between, and get your average daily playtime for it.
Calendar & Streaks
A play calendar shows which days you played and how much, with your longest daily streak called out.
Per Month, Too
Daily numbers roll up into a monthly view, so you can see at a glance whether you played more this month than last.
Steam Hours Per Day FAQ
Can Steam show my playtime per day?
No. Steam shows hours on record per game and hours played in the past two weeks, but it does not keep a day-by-day record.
Can I see my daily playtime from before I signed up?
No — and no tool can, because Steam never stored it. Daily tracking starts from your first day on steamplayti.me; your lifetime total from before that is still counted, just not split by day.
When do my daily charts start?
After your first full day of tracking. The first day only sets the starting point; each day after it shows what you played.
Do I need to keep anything running?
No. There is nothing to install — your profile is updated automatically every day as long as your Steam game details stay public.
More Steam Tools
Every steamplayti.me tool reads the same Steam profile — pick whichever question you came with.